Every design here is one of one.
Claim it and it is never tattooed again. 116 designs on the wall, drawn by the artists who will put them on your skin — and a free touch‑up for six months after you walk out.
A family of artists, not a shopfront.
The Tattoo Parlor opened in Kelana Jaya in 2014. Three resident artists work here full time, joined through the year by guest artists from Korea, Hong Kong, Romania and Sarawak.
The room is bright and clean — something customers keep writing about unprompted. Walk in without an appointment and the consultation costs nothing.
Pick one. It disappears.
Every piece below was drawn by a resident artist and will be tattooed once only. Prices and sizes are theirs. Turn on actual size and hold your arm against the screen.
Showing their published flash collection. Seven entries on their current site have broken prices or sizes and are held back until confirmed.
Three people draw everything here.
Mazda Beh
59 of the designs on the wall are his — the largest collection in the studio. Neo-traditional: vipers, panthers, peonies, heavy black shading.
Kei Lee
50 designs, and the darkest corner of the wall. Horror, monsters and pop-culture pieces, plus fine black-and-grey portrait work.
Kit Tattooist
The colour specialist. Ornamental work, Chinese lettering and full-saturation traditional pieces — including the largest flash on the wall at 20 × 23 cm.
Guest artists work from the studio through the year.
Healed, on real people.
Every photograph below is from their own portfolio. Where an artist signed the piece, they are named.
“Good tattoos aren’t cheap.”
Their words. Price follows subject, size, placement, colour, detail and the hours it takes — so the only honest number comes after a consultation. The flash wall is the exception: those prices are fixed.
Small flash
Under 8 cm. Cherry, mushroom, a single flower.
Mid flash
8–15 cm. Most of the wall sits here.
Large flash
15–24 cm. Panthers, skulls, full florals.
Custom work
Drawn from scratch for you. Quoted at consultation.
Six things to do the day before.
The first two weeks decide how it ages.
Their own procedure, in order. Follow it and the six-month touch-up guarantee has your back either way.
Take the wrapping off
Not before, not much later. The tattoo needs air to start closing.
After 2 hoursWash it gently with warm water
Remove every trace of blood, plasma and leaked ink. No scrubbing, no cloth.
Straight after unwrappingPat dry with soft paper towel
Pat, never rub. A bath towel carries bacteria and catches on the skin.
ImmediatelyStart aftercare when it dries up
Keep it clean and moisturised from then until it stops feeling like a wound.
Usually day 2 – 4Leave the gym alone
If the tattoo sits on a moving part of your body it heals slower. Give it room.
At least 2 weeks
And four things not to do.
How do you know it is healed? Your body tells you — the tattoo stops feeling like it is there. If you are unsure, give it a few more days before you go back to normal.
Everything that touches you is used once.
Needles and tubes are single use, opened in front of you and binned after. Supplies come from established manufacturers and are used well inside their expiry dates. Their standard is set above what the regulations ask for.
Reviewed, not written by us.
Every quote below is published on their own testimonials page, under the name the reviewer gave.
Place is just brilliant, such a friendly team, great vibes, good taste in music & art! It was my cousin’s and my first time there, I wanted a cover up and they were patient with me!
They are not just amazing artist but amazing people. And it’s not some dark and dingy place, it’s well lit and reasonable priced. A definite recommendation for your first inking.
Friendly tattoo artist where I got myself my first tattoo. Explained throughout what are the things I should do to take care of the tattoo.
We finally got the tattoos we have been talking about for our wedding anniversary — who kept their shop open until almost midnight to get the design right and finish working on the tattoos.
Despite being what you’d call a simple tattoo the artist took great care to make sure the line was straight and even all the way round. I am really happy with the result.
Super friendly and informative. Artist perfectly understood my unusual design and made it tenfolds better than I could imagine. Worked really fast and the result is gorgeous.
Also featured by TimeOut KL, Tally Press, Juice Online and Hommes.
Questions people ask.
It is RM100, or 10% of the piece if that is more. It books your artist’s date and pays for the design work that starts before you arrive, so it is non-refundable — but it comes off the final price. You can pay it in cash or by card at the studio.
Usually, yes — they have done a lot of them. But every piece is different and they will not promise anything sight unseen. Bring it in or send a photo first.
That is what the free consultation is for. Collect images you are drawn to over a few weeks — a pattern always shows up, in subject or style or both. Bring the pile in and the artist works from there, sketching a custom design from scratch so you see it before anything is permanent.
Anywhere you like, but some areas fade or stretch more than others, and size and shape change how a piece ages. Worth talking through before the needle comes out — that conversation is part of the consultation.
The surface settles in a few days; the skin underneath takes longer. You will know it is done when you stop feeling it. Avoid workouts for at least two weeks if it sits on a part of you that moves.
No. Walk-ins are welcome any day between 11am and 8pm, and the consultation is free either way. Booking a slot just means the artist has your design ready when you arrive.
Come and tell us your idea.
Free consultation, no appointment needed. Bring a photo, a sketch, or nothing at all.
47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Open every day · 11.00am – 8.00pm